herrcaptain @ herrcaptain @lemmy.ca

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Dank memes and Linux shit posting keeps me on Lemmy.

Or, apparently, most adults.

Not in motion - shoot and scoot. Though you definitely have a point with loading. Back to the drawing board...

This would legit be a force multiplier in the 19th century or earlier, especially if they up-armored the front. In fact, I bet something like this was done in the 1632 series of novels.

It's been quite a while, but on an older system years ago I recall it slightly nagging me about how the computer wasn't W11-enabled.

Package manager: This package contains an updated sshd_config file, would you like to replace your existing file with the package maintainer's updated file?

Me, every time: LOL, no

According to Wikipedia it's actually a slime attack, so let's not get too excited. God's favorite beast is still probably the Platypus.

I woulgent.

Thanks for pointing this out. It looks, from other articles, that this rumour is completely unsubstantiated anyway so I guess it's a moot point. Now that I think about it, 16 billion seems pathetically low for the money-printing machine that is Steam.

I see game piracy getting increasingly popular if this rumour holds weight and comes to fruition.

Sure, but according to the article Gabe only owns about 25% of the company, so conceivably if MS throws enough money at them, surely enough people will vote in favour. I certainly hope this never happens, of course.

No, definitely not. I've always known that shit comes in all colours.

A goddamn poet is what you are.

Now there's a piece of shit I haven't heard about in a while.

I think in a new community that would be perfectly feasible, but I can't see it working in existing neighborhoods without straight up tearing down a lot of homes first. (Or just throwing into a small house in every yard.)

Maybe she's really bad at flirting?

Everyone here seems to be saying you'll have a tough time. Maybe that's right, but I haven't run "proper" Arch in a long time. My experience in an Arch-based distros these days (Garuda) has been very smooth sailing other than a few minor quirks I had to iron out. Gaming, in particular, has been mostly flawless outside of a few specific games.

That said, you'll probably have an easier time on a more stable distro, but they've all got their issues and frustrations. I'd probably recommend against something super stable like Debian if you primarily do a lot of gaming, as it'll be running older packages that might not work well with newer games (so I've heard). You may also wanna stay away from mainline Ubuntu because of the snap bullshit (personal preference, but it's a sentiment that seems to be shared by much of the community).

I guess what I'm saying is, if Arch interests you, give it (or a derivative) a shot. If not, just fire up something like Mint and be happy. It's your computer.

Even more dramatic is that if a repair service provider discovers a third-party spare part that was installed in a Galaxy device as part of a previous repair, they must immediately disassemble the smartphone, tablet or notebook into its individual parts and inform Samsung of the details of the respective incident.

Well this feels illegal (or certainly should be). Imagine taking your car in for a repair only to find out the shop functionally scrapped it and told on you to Ford, all because they noticed you had changed a tire.

Ah, yes. Thank you (on behalf of my friend).

Okay, who's going to explain the joke for ... my friend?